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Whether you have one or 100 specialty tools or dies in your shop, you can benefit from reverse engineering. Reverse engineering gives you a lot of freedom and can save you money on your inventory of tools. This guide will teach you the benefits of reverse engineering...

When it comes to creating a digital library of your hand drawings, what are you supposed to do? If you don’t have to redraw the parts, are you supposed to just take pictures of the drawings and email them? This often takes too much time and wastes a lot of energy....

It can be really difficult to find high-quality CAD drafting services in your area. There aren’t a ton of companies out there, and there are even fewer high-quality options. If you pick the wrong company, you could waste a lot of time and money before you realize it....

Having a folder full of PDFs might look good on paper, but it’s pretty useless for any engineer. You can’t adjust the design, make the part 3D, or change anything about your PDF drawing. You need to convert it into a usable CAD file, like a DXF, DWG, or HPGL, but how...

A lot of companies are using the US National CAD Standards in their new drawings. In this short guide, we’ll explain what it is, how it works, and why it matters. What Is the US National CAD Standard? The National CAD Standard (NCS) is a series of guidelines that aim...

Converting from a raster image to a vector file can open a lot of doors for your business. We strongly believe that any engineering department that has hand-drawn engineering drawings needs to start the conversion process today. In this guide, you’ll learn why. We’ll...